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Martes 11/05/21 optimismo de los pequeños negocios
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Stocks Keep Falling, Led by Tech
Technology stocks among the worst performers
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Updated May 11, 2021 10:34 am ET
U.S. stocks and global indexes fell Tuesday after concerns about rising inflation resurfaced, prompting a selloff in highflying technology stocks.
The S&P 500 dropped 1.6% in morning trading, a day after the broad market index declined 1% from its record closing level. The Nasdaq Composite also tumbled 1.6%, extending its losses for the week to about 4%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell about 545 points, or 1.6%.
Investors are betting that inflation is likely to climb steeply in coming months, driven by pent-up spending as well as supply bottlenecks and a leap in commodity prices. A sharp and sustained jump in inflation would erode returns on fixed-income assets and stocks whose valuations rely on future earnings. Some money managers are concerned that it may also prompt the Federal Reserve to pare back its easy money policies sooner than anticipated.
“Inflation is an issue that is on everyone’s minds right now, and it is injecting a lot of uncertainty,” said Peter Langas, chief portfolio strategist at Bessemer Trust. “The question is, how does the Fed react to that?”
Tech companies are bearing the brunt of inflation concerns this year. Growth stocks led the market’s steep rally since last spring. Investors are increasingly worried that their high valuations may not be justified if inflation crimps the value of future earnings. This week, those concerns have spilled over to other sectors as well, leading to a broader selloff.
“When inflation is rising quite rapidly and there is nothing around to contain it, that is when equities don’t tend to perform well,” said Seema Shah, chief strategist at Principal Global Investors. “For the last 10 to 20 years, inflation hasn’t been a concern for investors and so, if you look at portfolios, they are not positioned for inflation risks.”
Market heavyweights Apple, Google parent Alphabet and Facebook were among the tech stocks that retreated Tuesday, with each falling about 1.6% or more. Other large tech companies were also under pressure: Tesla fell about 3%, while Twitter dropped 1% and Snap fell 1.3%.
Cathie Wood’s ARK Innovation exchange-traded fund fell 1.6%, adding to a more than 5% drop on Monday, as the fund’s holdings slipped.
Novavax shares plummeted 20% after the company said it had delayed plans to seek regulatory clearance for its Covid-19 vaccine.
In bond markets, the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note edged up to 1.621%, from 1.601% on Monday, marking its third consecutive trading day of gains. Yields rise as prices fall.
The closing numbers at the Tokyo Stock Exchange in Tokyo on Tuesday.
Photo: kazuhiro nogi/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images
Comments Tuesday by John Williams, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and Lael Brainard, a member of the Fed’s board of governors, may offer fresh insights on how they view inflationary pressures and the course of U.S. interest rates. The Fed, under Chairman Jerome Powell, has stressed it won’t be swayed by one-off price increases driven by economic reopening.
In commodities, Brent crude, the international energy benchmark, fell 1.6% to $67.23 a barrel.
Overseas, the pan-continental Stoxx Europe 600 dropped 2.3%.
In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng Index fell 2%. Japan’s Nikkei 225 slumped 3.1%, while South Korea’s Kospi index retreated 1.2%.
Asian markets followed U.S. indexes lower on building inflation concerns, said Grace Tam, chief investment adviser for BNP Paribas Wealth Management in Hong Kong. Those worries were exacerbated by Chinese regulators’ tougher stance toward its tech giants, she said. “The overall sentiment on Chinese tech firms has been weak.”
Fresh data showed that factory-gate prices in China jumped last month by the most in 3½ years, adding to concerns about inflationary pressures spreading globally.
—Caitlin McCabe contributed to this article.
Technology stocks among the worst performers
By and
Updated May 11, 2021 10:34 am ET
U.S. stocks and global indexes fell Tuesday after concerns about rising inflation resurfaced, prompting a selloff in highflying technology stocks.
The S&P 500 dropped 1.6% in morning trading, a day after the broad market index declined 1% from its record closing level. The Nasdaq Composite also tumbled 1.6%, extending its losses for the week to about 4%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell about 545 points, or 1.6%.
Investors are betting that inflation is likely to climb steeply in coming months, driven by pent-up spending as well as supply bottlenecks and a leap in commodity prices. A sharp and sustained jump in inflation would erode returns on fixed-income assets and stocks whose valuations rely on future earnings. Some money managers are concerned that it may also prompt the Federal Reserve to pare back its easy money policies sooner than anticipated.
“Inflation is an issue that is on everyone’s minds right now, and it is injecting a lot of uncertainty,” said Peter Langas, chief portfolio strategist at Bessemer Trust. “The question is, how does the Fed react to that?”
Tech companies are bearing the brunt of inflation concerns this year. Growth stocks led the market’s steep rally since last spring. Investors are increasingly worried that their high valuations may not be justified if inflation crimps the value of future earnings. This week, those concerns have spilled over to other sectors as well, leading to a broader selloff.
“When inflation is rising quite rapidly and there is nothing around to contain it, that is when equities don’t tend to perform well,” said Seema Shah, chief strategist at Principal Global Investors. “For the last 10 to 20 years, inflation hasn’t been a concern for investors and so, if you look at portfolios, they are not positioned for inflation risks.”
Market heavyweights Apple, Google parent Alphabet and Facebook were among the tech stocks that retreated Tuesday, with each falling about 1.6% or more. Other large tech companies were also under pressure: Tesla fell about 3%, while Twitter dropped 1% and Snap fell 1.3%.
Cathie Wood’s ARK Innovation exchange-traded fund fell 1.6%, adding to a more than 5% drop on Monday, as the fund’s holdings slipped.
Novavax shares plummeted 20% after the company said it had delayed plans to seek regulatory clearance for its Covid-19 vaccine.
In bond markets, the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note edged up to 1.621%, from 1.601% on Monday, marking its third consecutive trading day of gains. Yields rise as prices fall.
The closing numbers at the Tokyo Stock Exchange in Tokyo on Tuesday.
Photo: kazuhiro nogi/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images
Comments Tuesday by John Williams, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and Lael Brainard, a member of the Fed’s board of governors, may offer fresh insights on how they view inflationary pressures and the course of U.S. interest rates. The Fed, under Chairman Jerome Powell, has stressed it won’t be swayed by one-off price increases driven by economic reopening.
In commodities, Brent crude, the international energy benchmark, fell 1.6% to $67.23 a barrel.
Overseas, the pan-continental Stoxx Europe 600 dropped 2.3%.
In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng Index fell 2%. Japan’s Nikkei 225 slumped 3.1%, while South Korea’s Kospi index retreated 1.2%.
Asian markets followed U.S. indexes lower on building inflation concerns, said Grace Tam, chief investment adviser for BNP Paribas Wealth Management in Hong Kong. Those worries were exacerbated by Chinese regulators’ tougher stance toward its tech giants, she said. “The overall sentiment on Chinese tech firms has been weak.”
Fresh data showed that factory-gate prices in China jumped last month by the most in 3½ years, adding to concerns about inflationary pressures spreading globally.
—Caitlin McCabe contributed to this article.
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Dow drops 600 points as market extends decline
PUBLISHED MON, MAY 10 20216:03 PM EDTUPDATED 1 MIN AGO
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Stocks open lower as Big Tech sell-off continues
The market rout intensified on Tuesday as selling in higher-priced technology shares spilled over to everything from bank stocks to energy and industrials.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average slid 600 points, led by declines in Home Depot and Boeing. The blue-chip benchmark is now on pace for its worst day in more than two months. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite lost 1.6%. The S&P 500 traded 1.5% lower as all 11 sectors fell into negative territory.
“Market weakness [is] due to rising inflation concerns and whether fed will be forced to raise rates,” said Michael Katz, partner at Seven Points Capital. “Initial gap had some short covering and then the markets resumed lower trend.”
The CBOE Volatility Index, a measure of fear in the markets derived by option prices on the S&P 500, jumped as high as 23.73, levels not seen in two months. The so-called VIX remained stubbornly above 20 for most of last year before dropping to a low below 16 last month. A rising VIX is often accompanied by falling markets.
Top investor Stanley Druckenmiller shared concerns on CNBC’s “Squawk Box” Tuesday morning that also unnerved investors.
While Druckenmiller said he was still long stocks somewhat, the hedge fund manager said assets were in a “raging mania” and that the Fed and U.S. government risked endangering the U.S. dollar’s reserve status by injecting too much costly stimulus into an already hot economy.
“I can’t find any period in history where monetary and fiscal policy were this out of step with the economic circumstances, not one,” Druckenmiller said. “If they want to do all this and risk our reserve currency status, risk an asset bubble blowing up, so be it. But I think we ought to at least have a conversation about it.”
Big Tech stocks were all in the red once again Tuesday. Apple dropped more than 2%, while Facebook, Alphabet and Amazon were all down more than 1%.
Tesla shares, the poster boy for growth stocks with lofty valuations and expectations, fell more than 4%. A Reuters report that the electric carmaker halted plans to expand its Shanghai plant into an export hub, also aided the decline.
“Seeing significant profit taking today after the weak close yesterday,” said Jeff Kilburg, CIO and portfolio manager at Sanctuary Wealth. “Stairs up, elevator down.”
Tech shares, which were the biggest pandemic winners, fell out of favor earlier this year as fears of inflation and higher interest rates crept up. Growth-oriented companies tend to get hit hard by rising rates as they erode the value of their future earnings.
The latest headlines including a labor shortage as well as a jump in Consumer Price Index in March helped fuel inflation worries.
Job openings soared to a record high in March as employers struggled to find workers to fill those positions, the Labor Department reported Tuesday.
Even as help wanted jumped from February by 597,000, or 8%, to 8.12 million, hires rose just 215,000, or 3.7%, to just over 6 million.
Big Tech got clobbered on Monday as investors exited stocks like Apple and Microsoft, dragging the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 off their record highs in the process. Both of those stocks lost at least 2% to start the week.
The Nasdaq Composite suffered the worse of the selling and fell 2.5%, finishing the day at its session low on Monday. Facebook lost more than 4%, while Amazon and Netflix both dropped over 3%. Alphabet dipped more than 2% after a downgrade by Citigroup. Cathie Wood’s Ark Innovation ETF fell 5% to its lowest level since November as Tesla, its top holding, shed more than 6%.
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PUBLISHED MON, MAY 10 20216:03 PM EDTUPDATED 1 MIN AGO
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Stocks open lower as Big Tech sell-off continues
The market rout intensified on Tuesday as selling in higher-priced technology shares spilled over to everything from bank stocks to energy and industrials.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average slid 600 points, led by declines in Home Depot and Boeing. The blue-chip benchmark is now on pace for its worst day in more than two months. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite lost 1.6%. The S&P 500 traded 1.5% lower as all 11 sectors fell into negative territory.
“Market weakness [is] due to rising inflation concerns and whether fed will be forced to raise rates,” said Michael Katz, partner at Seven Points Capital. “Initial gap had some short covering and then the markets resumed lower trend.”
The CBOE Volatility Index, a measure of fear in the markets derived by option prices on the S&P 500, jumped as high as 23.73, levels not seen in two months. The so-called VIX remained stubbornly above 20 for most of last year before dropping to a low below 16 last month. A rising VIX is often accompanied by falling markets.
Top investor Stanley Druckenmiller shared concerns on CNBC’s “Squawk Box” Tuesday morning that also unnerved investors.
While Druckenmiller said he was still long stocks somewhat, the hedge fund manager said assets were in a “raging mania” and that the Fed and U.S. government risked endangering the U.S. dollar’s reserve status by injecting too much costly stimulus into an already hot economy.
“I can’t find any period in history where monetary and fiscal policy were this out of step with the economic circumstances, not one,” Druckenmiller said. “If they want to do all this and risk our reserve currency status, risk an asset bubble blowing up, so be it. But I think we ought to at least have a conversation about it.”
Big Tech stocks were all in the red once again Tuesday. Apple dropped more than 2%, while Facebook, Alphabet and Amazon were all down more than 1%.
Tesla shares, the poster boy for growth stocks with lofty valuations and expectations, fell more than 4%. A Reuters report that the electric carmaker halted plans to expand its Shanghai plant into an export hub, also aided the decline.
“Seeing significant profit taking today after the weak close yesterday,” said Jeff Kilburg, CIO and portfolio manager at Sanctuary Wealth. “Stairs up, elevator down.”
Tech shares, which were the biggest pandemic winners, fell out of favor earlier this year as fears of inflation and higher interest rates crept up. Growth-oriented companies tend to get hit hard by rising rates as they erode the value of their future earnings.
The latest headlines including a labor shortage as well as a jump in Consumer Price Index in March helped fuel inflation worries.
Job openings soared to a record high in March as employers struggled to find workers to fill those positions, the Labor Department reported Tuesday.
Even as help wanted jumped from February by 597,000, or 8%, to 8.12 million, hires rose just 215,000, or 3.7%, to just over 6 million.
Big Tech got clobbered on Monday as investors exited stocks like Apple and Microsoft, dragging the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 off their record highs in the process. Both of those stocks lost at least 2% to start the week.
The Nasdaq Composite suffered the worse of the selling and fell 2.5%, finishing the day at its session low on Monday. Facebook lost more than 4%, while Amazon and Netflix both dropped over 3%. Alphabet dipped more than 2% after a downgrade by Citigroup. Cathie Wood’s Ark Innovation ETF fell 5% to its lowest level since November as Tesla, its top holding, shed more than 6%.
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Copper May 11,10:59
Bid/Ask 4.8000 - 4.8018
Change +0.0963 +2.05%
Low/High 4.6791 - 4.8683
Charts
Nickel May 11,10:59
Bid/Ask 8.1719 - 8.1787
Change +0.1126 +1.40%
Low/High 8.0207 - 8.2304
Charts
Aluminum May 11,10:59
Bid/Ask 1.1573 - 1.1578
Change +0.0106 +0.92%
Low/High 1.1428 - 1.1734
Charts
Zinc May 11,10:59
Bid/Ask 1.3686 - 1.3691
Change +0.0101 +0.75%
Low/High 1.3519 - 1.3853
Charts
Lead May 11,10:59
Bid/Ask 1.0086 - 1.0092
Change +0.0089 +0.89%
Low/High 0.9962 - 1.0145
Charts
Uranium May 03, 2021
Ux U308 price: 28.85
Change from
Bid/Ask 4.8000 - 4.8018
Change +0.0963 +2.05%
Low/High 4.6791 - 4.8683
Charts
Nickel May 11,10:59
Bid/Ask 8.1719 - 8.1787
Change +0.1126 +1.40%
Low/High 8.0207 - 8.2304
Charts
Aluminum May 11,10:59
Bid/Ask 1.1573 - 1.1578
Change +0.0106 +0.92%
Low/High 1.1428 - 1.1734
Charts
Zinc May 11,10:59
Bid/Ask 1.3686 - 1.3691
Change +0.0101 +0.75%
Low/High 1.3519 - 1.3853
Charts
Lead May 11,10:59
Bid/Ask 1.0086 - 1.0092
Change +0.0089 +0.89%
Low/High 0.9962 - 1.0145
Charts
Uranium May 03, 2021
Ux U308 price: 28.85
Change from
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COMPARTAN!!
Lima, 20 de abril del 2021
LIBERTAD!
Por: Ricardo Nugent H. Managing Partner de ND Executive Search
A mis 64 años tengo el privilegio de poder contar la historia tal como sucedió, y no como la izquierda pretende.
Cuando en el año 1968, un General del Ejército dio un golpe militar con el pretexto de nacionalizar, léase expropiar, las instalaciones de la International Petroleum Company en el distrito de La Brea y Pariñas en Piura, yo estaba en 5 de Primaria. Mis recuerdos de esa época son las de un país relativamente ordenado, donde se respetaba la ley, a la policía se le respetaba, y se vivía en relativa paz. Nunca imaginé esa mañana del martes 3 de octubre del 68, que nos devolvían del colegio a nuestras casas, se iniciaría una película de terror.
El gobierno militar decía cosas como “democracia social d participación plena”, y “campesino, el patrón no comerá más del sudor de tu frente”. Exacerbando el odio entre peruanos, llevó a cabo la reforma agraria, expropiando haciendas, tierras, ganado y maquinaria agrícola, “pagando” con bonos del estado a razón de un sol de la época por tractor y cosas similares. Dicha deuda del estado sigue aún impaga. Creó el SINAMOS, ente regulador de todos los medios de comunicación: no había una sola noticia que saliera al aire sin el previo consentimiento de este aparato estatal. Se expropiaron los autoservicios Super Markets, se obligó a cambiar el nombre de todos los laboratorios farmacéuticos (Bristol Myers se le obligó a cambiar de razón social por Farquímica Andina, por ejemplo), se prohibió la figura de Papá Noel (sólo se permitió Niño Manuelito), incluso se prohibió un concierto de Santana porque según el gobierno “era alienante”. Se prohibió también el uso del uniforme de cada colegio y obligó a usar el uniforme único. Todos los canales, a cierta hora eran obligados a pasar por “cadena nacional” todos los mensajes del gobierno. Se prohibieron elecciones, se proscribieron y deportaron a figuras políticas de la época. Se creó la “comunidad industrial” y se obligó a las empresas a entregar acciones a sus trabajadores. Mi primo Jorge Angel, abogado de Raymundo Duharte (Presidente de la SIN de la época), fue deportado, con su mujer embarazada, y enviado a Buenos Aires. Se nacionalizaron la Compañía Peruana de Teléfonos, las Empresas Eléctricas Asociadas, empresas mineras privadas, se crearon bancos estatales, la empresa del agua, se prohibieron cuentas en dólares, se puso cuota de compra de dólares (USD 500 por persona por año), se establecieron controles de precios, creció la burocracia y crearon muchas empresas públicas. El estado empezó a construir edificios (elefantes blancos) y tomaron el control de la comercialización de insumos (ENCI), lo que generó escasez, corrupción (muchos militares del régimen y allegados se hicieron millonarios), es más, Chacarilla se convirtió en “Cachacarilla”. Militar que se precie, tenía casa en Chacarilla. En otras palabras, el estado creó el monopolio de la leche, de la carne, de los servicios públicos. Ver una obra de construcción, un edificio nuevo, era prácticamente inexistente. El país se paralizó, salvo para ese puñado de militares y sus amigos, quienes hicieron fortunas robando y especulando con las compras centralizadas.
Mi viejo me prohibió hablar por teléfono. Todos los teléfonos estaban intervenidos. Se cerraron muchas empresas, la oferta de productos se redujo, se obligaba a comprar peruano, aunque fuera de pésima calidad. Los servicios públicos decayeron, se militarizó el país. Todo esto generó desempleo, alta inflación), y más pobreza.
Ustedes dirán a que viene todo este rollo? Bueno, el discurso del señor Pedro Castillo es casi idéntico al que usó Velasco. Las medidas económicas que plantea son las mismas, por lo que ya sabemos en qué terminan: enriquecimiento de la cúpula gobernante, miseria para el pueblo que dicen defender, adiós democracia y elecciones, silenciamiento de la prensa y radio, control de la policía, el ejército, inflación, cierre de empresas, desempleo, mayor criminalidad y pérdida de los más preciado del hombre, su LIBERTAD!!
Esto ya lo vivimos en el Perú hace más de 50 años!! Si les parece muy lejano, conversen con cualquiera del millón de venezolanos (muchos llegaron caminado de Venezuela), para buscarse una mejor vida por acá.
Ojalá esto sirva para abrir los ojos de aquellos peruanos que se resisten a votar por la única alternativa a este desastre, Keiko Fujimori. Nos guste o no, con sus errores y daño que pudo hacer (que creo los pagó en la cárcel mas de 2 años),es la única opción de evitar caer en manos del comunismo, el cual puede durar más de 20 años como sucede hoy en Venezuela.
Esto no es juego, el 6 de junio el Perú se juega su futuro. Ya nos advirtió Dina Boluarte, Vicepresidente de la fórmula de Pedro Castillo: “las familias acomodadas ya no lo serán en nuestro gobierno”. Quienes tenemos alguna propiedad, la perderemos. Nuestros hijos ya no podrán heredar. El mismo Castillo habla de una nueva constitución, que cerrará el congreso si no le aceptan su referéndum, que revisará todos los contratos firmados, sean TLC´s, contratos mineros, concesiones. El país entrará en un proceso de deterioro y empobrecimiento imparable. Vean lo que pasó en Cuba, Venezuela, Argentina y Nicaragua, para mejor referencia.
Este 6 de junio exijamos a nuestros hijos se ofrezcan como personeros. Debemos cuidar los votos y evitar que Perú Libre pretenda cambiar las cosas.
ARRIBA PERU!
Lima, 20 de abril del 2021
LIBERTAD!
Por: Ricardo Nugent H. Managing Partner de ND Executive Search
A mis 64 años tengo el privilegio de poder contar la historia tal como sucedió, y no como la izquierda pretende.
Cuando en el año 1968, un General del Ejército dio un golpe militar con el pretexto de nacionalizar, léase expropiar, las instalaciones de la International Petroleum Company en el distrito de La Brea y Pariñas en Piura, yo estaba en 5 de Primaria. Mis recuerdos de esa época son las de un país relativamente ordenado, donde se respetaba la ley, a la policía se le respetaba, y se vivía en relativa paz. Nunca imaginé esa mañana del martes 3 de octubre del 68, que nos devolvían del colegio a nuestras casas, se iniciaría una película de terror.
El gobierno militar decía cosas como “democracia social d participación plena”, y “campesino, el patrón no comerá más del sudor de tu frente”. Exacerbando el odio entre peruanos, llevó a cabo la reforma agraria, expropiando haciendas, tierras, ganado y maquinaria agrícola, “pagando” con bonos del estado a razón de un sol de la época por tractor y cosas similares. Dicha deuda del estado sigue aún impaga. Creó el SINAMOS, ente regulador de todos los medios de comunicación: no había una sola noticia que saliera al aire sin el previo consentimiento de este aparato estatal. Se expropiaron los autoservicios Super Markets, se obligó a cambiar el nombre de todos los laboratorios farmacéuticos (Bristol Myers se le obligó a cambiar de razón social por Farquímica Andina, por ejemplo), se prohibió la figura de Papá Noel (sólo se permitió Niño Manuelito), incluso se prohibió un concierto de Santana porque según el gobierno “era alienante”. Se prohibió también el uso del uniforme de cada colegio y obligó a usar el uniforme único. Todos los canales, a cierta hora eran obligados a pasar por “cadena nacional” todos los mensajes del gobierno. Se prohibieron elecciones, se proscribieron y deportaron a figuras políticas de la época. Se creó la “comunidad industrial” y se obligó a las empresas a entregar acciones a sus trabajadores. Mi primo Jorge Angel, abogado de Raymundo Duharte (Presidente de la SIN de la época), fue deportado, con su mujer embarazada, y enviado a Buenos Aires. Se nacionalizaron la Compañía Peruana de Teléfonos, las Empresas Eléctricas Asociadas, empresas mineras privadas, se crearon bancos estatales, la empresa del agua, se prohibieron cuentas en dólares, se puso cuota de compra de dólares (USD 500 por persona por año), se establecieron controles de precios, creció la burocracia y crearon muchas empresas públicas. El estado empezó a construir edificios (elefantes blancos) y tomaron el control de la comercialización de insumos (ENCI), lo que generó escasez, corrupción (muchos militares del régimen y allegados se hicieron millonarios), es más, Chacarilla se convirtió en “Cachacarilla”. Militar que se precie, tenía casa en Chacarilla. En otras palabras, el estado creó el monopolio de la leche, de la carne, de los servicios públicos. Ver una obra de construcción, un edificio nuevo, era prácticamente inexistente. El país se paralizó, salvo para ese puñado de militares y sus amigos, quienes hicieron fortunas robando y especulando con las compras centralizadas.
Mi viejo me prohibió hablar por teléfono. Todos los teléfonos estaban intervenidos. Se cerraron muchas empresas, la oferta de productos se redujo, se obligaba a comprar peruano, aunque fuera de pésima calidad. Los servicios públicos decayeron, se militarizó el país. Todo esto generó desempleo, alta inflación), y más pobreza.
Ustedes dirán a que viene todo este rollo? Bueno, el discurso del señor Pedro Castillo es casi idéntico al que usó Velasco. Las medidas económicas que plantea son las mismas, por lo que ya sabemos en qué terminan: enriquecimiento de la cúpula gobernante, miseria para el pueblo que dicen defender, adiós democracia y elecciones, silenciamiento de la prensa y radio, control de la policía, el ejército, inflación, cierre de empresas, desempleo, mayor criminalidad y pérdida de los más preciado del hombre, su LIBERTAD!!
Esto ya lo vivimos en el Perú hace más de 50 años!! Si les parece muy lejano, conversen con cualquiera del millón de venezolanos (muchos llegaron caminado de Venezuela), para buscarse una mejor vida por acá.
Ojalá esto sirva para abrir los ojos de aquellos peruanos que se resisten a votar por la única alternativa a este desastre, Keiko Fujimori. Nos guste o no, con sus errores y daño que pudo hacer (que creo los pagó en la cárcel mas de 2 años),es la única opción de evitar caer en manos del comunismo, el cual puede durar más de 20 años como sucede hoy en Venezuela.
Esto no es juego, el 6 de junio el Perú se juega su futuro. Ya nos advirtió Dina Boluarte, Vicepresidente de la fórmula de Pedro Castillo: “las familias acomodadas ya no lo serán en nuestro gobierno”. Quienes tenemos alguna propiedad, la perderemos. Nuestros hijos ya no podrán heredar. El mismo Castillo habla de una nueva constitución, que cerrará el congreso si no le aceptan su referéndum, que revisará todos los contratos firmados, sean TLC´s, contratos mineros, concesiones. El país entrará en un proceso de deterioro y empobrecimiento imparable. Vean lo que pasó en Cuba, Venezuela, Argentina y Nicaragua, para mejor referencia.
Este 6 de junio exijamos a nuestros hijos se ofrezcan como personeros. Debemos cuidar los votos y evitar que Perú Libre pretenda cambiar las cosas.
ARRIBA PERU!
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